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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1928
Page
6
A garbled sports summary notes the Yankees leading the pennant race with a tense game as Chicago White Sox edge the Senators, while Lions Batteries-Marber and Berg are mentioned in an unclear duel context.
St Louis report notes a 11 to 7 Philadelphia win over the St Louis Browns as part of a busy day of major league results. The Cardinals held their one game lead in the National League pennant race with Jess Haines guiding the St Louis club to a victory over the Robins. Giants beat Reds in 14 innings 2 to 1 as Luque scattered hits, while other box scores list Brooklyn and New York actions and standings.
The 1828 collegiate season began with a Davis and Bikins College eleven defeating the University of West Virginia. Elkins and Davis each contributed as the season opened amid shifts in regional leagues and notable performances in other games across Leesburg and Hagerstown.
Middletown Frede led by Harold Reihutting dominated the afternoon contest. Reihutting pitched a near flawless game with a threefold hit spree and a perfect fielding display. Remsberg and Hauser supplied key hits as Boonsboro pulled ahead, while Gilbert fed batters for runs.
A Davidguan hO match for the Eagles outfit at the Eagles balloped the Adamstown 2. Falk hucted gift il the ninth, w ta ge the coun tol Frog ash Wiel.
Charles W. Holman of St Paul won the Class A race piloting a Laird aircraft. The event featured top flyers, with Holman clinching first place and securing the top prize of 82 dollars.
Nonsense OCR text from a historical page includes scattered names and phrases. Readable elements mention Notre Dame, Harole, Abbas, and a few fragmented terms like credit, years, and a concert maze. No coherent event or clear subject emerges to summarize a concrete item.
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